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It’s three years since a complaint was lodged against a doctor who recently linked Covid vaccines to cancer at Reform’s conference. But the General Medical Council still hasn’t taken action.

An ultra-conservative anti-abortion lawyer has threatened a GP practice in Brighton with legal action, risking further restrictions on healthcare for young trans people.

Reform has been exploiting fears around attacks on women to stoke hate against migrants. Good Law Project investigates the flawed statistics and the group with far-right links that have helped spread its narrative.

More than 20 years ago, ministers promised they wouldn’t use the Terrorism Act to target direct action. But if the powers to suppress dissent are there, it’s only a matter of time before the state uses them, says Martha Spurrier.

Over half of speakers on London’s March for Life’s programme have links with US Christian right group Alliance Defending Freedom.

When a journalist who writes and campaigns on trans rights caught the attention of a gender-critical barrister, her life was turned upside down. With her support, we’ve filed a complaint with the Bar Standards Board.

Nigel Farage is using attacks on women to stoke his anti-migrant agenda, while turning a blind eye to the real crisis of violence against women in the UK. We’re fighting back.

Abdalle Mumin fled torture in Somalia only to find a bank threatening to silence him with legal action in the UK. We’re helping him speak out.

The idea of free speech has been misused, tortured and weaponised. But we need the freedom to speak back at power more than ever, says Laurie Penny.

The Prosperity Institute supports Trump, fossil fuels and ‘independent and sovereign’ nations. But it’s funded by a shadowy network based in tax havens.

Councils rushing to put policies on school bathrooms in place leave trans children facing confusion, distress and the risk of being outed.

We’ve looked at a year’s worth of the rightwing TV channel’s output and uncovered unhealthy obsessions that paint a distorted picture of modern Britain. Take a deep dive into the looking-glass world of GB News.

Nigel Farage took £40,000 to speak at a conference helping wealthy people gain citizenship abroad. Now he’s stoking fears that entrepreneurs are ‘fleeing all over the world’.

Convicted fraudster George Cottrell, Nigel Farage’s right-hand man, has launched a polling company, but we can’t find any staff, any media coverage, or much polling data. So is it just a vehicle for dark money?  

EHRC says it will use AI to review consultation responses, instead of reading them.

We challenged the Equality and Human Rights Commission’s transphobic guidance. The High Court will consider our case in full in November.